Ok, here is a useful answer:
There is still good stuff past the 20 micron bag. In my opinion maybe even better than the 20 stuff. Also probably a significant amount.
This is difficult to do without a spare fridge in the summer, but the N. hemi is cooling!
Place the bucket-o-nasty tasting water in a spare fridge, or outside if it is really cold. The busted up trichs will sink to the bottom over (insert random time here) time...how long?...well... How much water? how much particulate? How big is it? shape of container? temp?....till it's done (clear water) a day a week? whatever.
Now you have some very nice stuff at the bottom of the bucket, slowly siphon off top using a small hose (fish aquarium air hose up to about 3/8 in tubing will siphon slow enough to not disturb bottom.
Pull tube before you suck up good stuff, and pour remainder through paper coffee filter (do this while it is still cold so less sticky!) Press in the drying screen lightly between towels and chop on fine cardboard in warm spot to dry.
It will be darker than the 20 micron and less floral, but IMO stronger!
This method is used without the fine bags and is referred to as the "gumby method" (here come the boo birds!)
Because I think everything above the 45 is pretty shitty, why bother with the other bags that let so much go through? In the future I will use the work bag and the coarser bags to filter (down to 70 I think) and then just siphon after settlement. What the <20 micron lacks in floral flavor will be just right as a mix!